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Linux Kernel 4.10 Officially Released With Virtual GPU Support (softpedia.com)
"Linus Torvalds announced today the general availability of the Linux 4.10 kernel series, which add a great number of improvements, new security features, and support for the newest hardware components," writes Softpedia. prisoninmate quotes their report:
Linux kernel 4.10 has been in development for the past seven weeks, during which it received a total of seven Release Candidate snapshots that implemented all the changes that you'll soon be able to enjoy on your favorite Linux-based operating system... Prominent new features include virtual GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) support, new "perf c2c" tool that can be used for analysis of cacheline contention on NUMA systems, support for the L2/L3 caches of Intel processors (Intel Cache Allocation Technology), eBPF hooks for cgroups, hybrid block polling, and better writeback management. A new "perf sched timehist" feature has been added in Linux kernel 4.10 to provide detailed history of task scheduling, and there's experimental writeback cache and FAILFAST support for MD RAID5... Ubuntu 17.04 (Zesty Zapus) could be the first stable OS to ship with Linux 4.10.
It required 13,000 commits, plus over 1,200 merges, Linus wrote in the announcement, adding "On the whole, 4.10 didn't end up as small as it initially looked."
It required 13,000 commits, plus over 1,200 merges, Linus wrote in the announcement, adding "On the whole, 4.10 didn't end up as small as it initially looked."
Trolls are gonna troll.
That hasn't been the case since the Republican party took a stand against the Civil Rights Acts of the 60s. Certainly true before then, but after that the racists jumped ship and we got The Southern Strategy in Republican electoral politics.
btw, fuck you for talking out of your ass like there's some kind of truth to your poison, Spicer.
And that's even more retarded than the trolls put forward by the first two posters to this Thread of Shame.
Il n'y a pas de Planet B.
WTF?? More revisionist history. The republicans are the party that supported the civil rights act. http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/10/...